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Nikola Tesla.   Nikola Tesla   was a futurist, physicist and electrical engineer who helped shape the field of electrical engineering. He attended the University of Graz and studied physics and math. Tesla experienced several failures along his path to success but he also improved a high-voltage transformer and lights. Tesla was also integral in creating meters and electrical oscillators and served as an inspiration for many of today's wealthiest and successful engineers. Source:  https://interestingengineering.com/model-your-career-on-success-stories-by-electrical-and-electronics-engineers

Dr Amit Kumar Srivastava, Director, Student Development Cell, AICTE started the programme with a welcome address. Dr Buddha Chandrasekhar, Chief Coordinating Officer, NEAT Cell, AICTE, shared the details about Cyber Security Training followed by Virtual Lab demonstration by Microsoft. SNS Web | New Delhi | January 14, 2021 3:55 pm     The results of AICTE-Pupilfirst Corona Safe Engineering Fellowship (Internship) Programme were also announced by Prof Anil D Sahasrabudhe. (SNS) On the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda – which is celebrated as National Youth Day – AICTE announced the launch of two programmes to help the students to utilise positive energy in the Nation Building process. Dr Amit Kumar Srivastava, Director, Student Development Cell, AICTE started the programme with a welcome address. Dr Buddha Chandrasekhar, Chief Coordinating Officer, NEAT Cell, AICTE, shared the details about Cyber Security Training followed by Virtual Lab demonstratio...

  DO IT YOURSELF-Mini Project Magazine Name Month Year Vol Issue Project Name Electronics for you JANUARY 2021 53 1 1) CAN Bus To Control Appliances On Any Floor Of A Building 2) Colour Identification Using TCS3200 Module 3) LED Emergency Light Cum Power Bank Plus Mini Fan Driver 4) Low Noise Power Supply With Four ICs In Parallel 5) Low-Cost Smart Agriculture System 6) Make Your Own Quadcopter Drone 7) Stereo AF Amplifier Using TDA1517 Contact SFIT Library for User name and Password to access the article. To Access Earlier Project follow the following link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1J1iei02p-4W2MbGthtlWpX0hVL54PzbtmdbcYQXLWBc/edit?usp=sharing

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Located in Roopena Agrahara, a small fringe neighbourhood of labourer communities, the library provides opportunities to children from underprivileged backgrounds. HAADIBADI FEATURES   EDUCATION   WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2021 - 12:16 Melvin Mathew   Follow @MELVINMATHEW12 As the city grew over time and apartment buildings began to pop up in  Roopena Agrahara,  a small fringe neighbourhood of labourer communities near Bommanahalli in Bengaluru, it left an absence of adequate safe spaces for children from the area. Haadibadi, a community library project, was established to provide an alternative space for the children of Roopena Agrahara. It also functions as a shelter from the violent realities around them. The towering skyscrapers overshadowing the deprived neighbourhoods became a symbol of the ever-widening the gaps in the society. ` Born and brought up in the neighbourhood, the founder and director of Haadibadi, who is also a teacher at St Joseph’s College, Rav...

 

The 'One Nation, One Subscription' policy for scientific journals is a radical move that could prove to be a game changer for the scientific community and individual researchers. In an ambitious move to make scientific knowledge and data available to all, the government has proposed an open data policy that will make information generated by all publicly funded research, including its results, freely accessible to everyone. More significantly, the government has also proposed to buy bulk subscriptions of all the important scientific journals across the world, and provide everyone in India free access to them. The proposals have been made in the draft Science, Technology and Innovation Policy that was released to the public on New Year’s Day for comments and suggestions. The ‘One Nation, One Subscription’ policy for scientific journals is a radical move that could prove to be a game changer for the scientific community and individual researchers. There are more than 3,000 to 4,0...